Egypt’s New Residence by Investment Program Starts at US$50,000
Egypt’s new residence by investment program offers renewable residence permits of 1-5 year validity for investments of $50-200,000.
Read moreEgypt’s new residence by investment program offers renewable residence permits of 1-5 year validity for investments of $50-200,000.
Read moreThe Mauritius Investor program offers immediate PR and a two-year path to a first-rate citizenship in a low-tax, safe, and tropical country.
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Read moreDespite the continent’s being home to a mere 0.5% of HNWIs globally, one in three large investment migration firms are making it their top priority.
Read moreHany Mostafa Moawad has undertaken an extensive Q&A session with Egypt’s newly established citizenship by investment unit.
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Read moreRwanda becomes the fourth African country in two years to publicly consider plans for citizenship by investment.
Read moreSouth African HNWIs’ offshore real estate holdings are growing rapidly and 1 in 5 say they are selling their homes in order to emigrate.
Read moreEgypt is set to open the world’s 13th formal citizenship by investment program, with minimum investments starting at US$250,000.
Read more30,000 millionaires, terrorism, a cash-economy, and trust issues: Nigeria’s investment migration market offers great challenges, but even greater potential.
Read moreNo EU, no Schengen, and a relatively high price tag. Kenya hopes a CIP will help repay its debts. The notion is far-fetched, but not altogether ludicrous.
Read more“Let them bring their European pensions,” says the Namibian Ministry of Home Affairs.
Read moreWhat had initially been a residency program with a path to citizenship is shaping up to become a bona fide CIP without the need for a residence period.
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